Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-01
Nsws Notes.

Deputy Sherln ~ " Snne Se"s " $50
re.;gnstion yesterday, and 1t was ac'
cepied by Sheriff Kays.
r. D. Gavin, Of San Francisco, VIII
.occupv the pulpit of theChristian Church,
on Temple street. to-day.
Mr. o. H. Bliss reports the rainfall Of
ve.t terday at five hundredths of an inch;
total for the season, 1888.
Ticket No. SS3 won the lot in the
Garyanzo tract, rafiied by Lewis Bros.
lake Levy, of 81 Sansevain street, held
the lucky ticket.
The Southern California Prohibition
club will hold meeting at Justice Ia
aey's courtroom, Temple Block, Monday
evening, May I'd, at 1880 P. NJ.
This evening Don NJ. Cesari will de-
liver lecture in Italian at the church of
Our Lady Of Angeles. All Italians are
cor lially invited.
The San Diego train, due here at 4:l5
o'clock, ran into bull which stood on
Che track about 25 miles from San Diego
and was detained about an hour. The
animal was cut in two by the pilot OF the
engine which was derailed.
The Southern Pacific Company will
place gates at the railway street cros'
sings in Los Angels', 10 be closed when
trains are approaching or crossing. The
frat gates will be placed in front OF the
Southern Pacific freight depot and the
work will be commenced tomorrow.
The Los Angeles Baseball Club will
TO- day cross bats with the Pomonas at
the Sixth street park. This will be a
very interesting and closely contested
game and to add to the enjoyment of
the day fine band has been engaged.
There will be large crowd in attend
ance.
The special car containing Mrs. 4. b.
Croker, Mrs. K. Porter Ashe and their
friends arrived yesterday at l2:45 P. M.
The car left Oakland about l0:45 P. NJ.
and came through in fourteen hours, in.
cluding stops. The speed in a straight
run when out of the mountains was fifty
miles an hour.
There was lively "norther" yester-
day that made an active movement in
real estate all over the country, and
greatly purified the air This breeze al
% miles an hour, in connection with the
committee to see that all nuisances are
removed have wonderfully improved the
atmosphere Of the city.
A team attached to two.horse lum'
Der wagon ran away on Fifth street yes:
terday evening. at about 1880 o'clock
and az they tore around the corner o
south Spring street, ran into ditcl
which is being dug for iron pipe. Boil
horses fell in, one on top OF the other
and the one underneath was considera-
bly, injured.
The Temperance people will furnish |
feast Of good things this afternoon ane
evening. The Band Of Hope at 3 P. NJ.
At l08 North Main street; Women
Christian Temperance Union at Armory
Hall. at 4 P. M, and the church at tn
same place, at 1880 P. M. Among thu
speakers will be W. Jennings Demorts st
OF New York; Margaret E. Parker, o
England, and Will D. Gould and Rev
Cantine.
The Grand Legion Of Select Knight
will CT nvene in A. o. U. w. Hall O.
Monday at l0A. NJ, where there will b
reports from the grand officers aud tn
election of officers for the coming tern
On Tuesday the officers elect will be IL
stalled. Gn the same evening at 7 P. n
there will be grand parade, afte
which there will be public meeting j
Armory Hall, followed by grand ban
quet at the Nado restaurant, in honor G
the visiting delegates and their lad
friends. The names Of all delegates will
be published in the HERALD on Monday
Colonel H. III. Boyce publishes aIcar'
elsewhere, in which be denounces a
false all the damaging charges made b,
the Times against him. He declares hi
ability to show that he is outrageousl,
slandered, and gives earnest that he cai
do so by having commenced anothe
libel suit against the Times for $50, ,0Cl
damages, based upon the editorial arti
Gle in yesterdays paper headed "'Mr
Boycs' and his libel suit" Boyce'
lawyer says that suit for similar dam
ages will be started every time defama
tory publication against his client
made in the Times. If this kind {
warfare is to be continued there ar
lively times ahead.